The Politico reports that the junior Senator from Kentucky, considered a possible presidential contender in 2016, yesterday “clarified” remarks he made to the New York Times on voter ID which have been cause for concern among conservatives:
There are any number of excuses liberal Democrats are using to circle around potential Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton in order to try and protect her on the Benghazi issue, but this one – via the Washington Times – takes the cake:
The Senator from Florida sat down with This Week’s Jonathan Karl on Friday while on a visit to the key state of New Hampshire and teased on the possibility of a 2016 Presidential run (via Memeorandum):
This is a huge story that developed over the course of the afternoon here in North Carolina. I followed developments via Twitter and my mouth dropped open with each passing Tweet as to what the NC State Elections Board was telling a Joint Legislative Elections Oversight Committee earlier on issues of double voting, people being registered in more than one state, and …. dead voters whose voting record showed action after they had, um, died. Bryan Preston summed up over at PJ Tatler (link via Phineas):
The 2012 GOP Presidential nominee said instead that he’s on board with helping whoever the eventual nominee is defeat the Democrats:
